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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1902
Page
3
A verse from Woman's Home Companion contemplates childbirth and longing. The speaker admires a neighbor's cradle hymn and imagines a child, expressing yearning for a home filled with a baby, while noting bare walls and the cost of motherhood.
A young bootblack on a city ferry leans from the rail as the boat nears Staten Island. He whistles a tune, meets a smiling college man and a girl with blue eyes, then she falls overboard. The boy dives to save her but faces peril as they struggle in the surf and the crowd shouts help.
The piece describes United States Army fancy drills at Fort Myer West Point and Governors Island featuring bareback riding pyramids and obstacle fences. It includes a dramatic rescue on a ferry where a boy saves a man and is praised as a hero, plus a Persian marriage rite and questions about ancient sacrifices.
George McPharr, a Darktown resident, found a $160 greenback bill with a large G in one corner and a $100 mark, believed to belong to Bill Curry, during a police matinee. The recorder examined the bill as the officer recounted the incident.
A colonel on inspection stumbles upon two soldiers in the drill room. One reads aloud a letter from his sweetheart to Atkins who cannot read. Atkins covers Murphy’s ears to block hearing the private message while the colonel questions them, capturing a comic wartime moment.
Readable fragments describe Sarah Bernhardt nibbling candy and remark on her feet, with a cryptic line about a sweet yoke and a dealer. The piece resembles a quirky clipping or caption, mixing quotes and odd phrasing without a clear event or date.
A sermon from Dr. Talmage tracing decades from twenties to beyond eighty, urging ambition under divine guidance, noting historic figures who triumphed at twenty, thirty, and later ages, and urging reliance on the supernatural to guide every stage of life toward purpose and safety.
The article recounts Peter preaching in the temple portico, arrest by temple officials, and the Sanhedrin’s questioning. It notes the crowd’s admiration, the growing number of believers, and Peter’s bold witness invoking Jesus’s name and a quoted prophecy as authorities seek to suppress the message. The scene contrasts religious power with divine action and ends noting the pursuit of the next lesson.
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